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5 Things Holding Back Your Vulnerability Management Program and How to Overcome Them Step by Step

Welcome to our latest vulnerability management webinar, hosted by Scott Kuffer and Gene Bandy. In this session, Scott and Gene dive deep into the complexities and challenges faced by organizations in managing vulnerabilities and what you can do about it. Key Topics Covered: Why Watch This Webinar? Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more in-depth webinars and expert discussions on cybersecurity and vulnerability management!

Ivanti EPM Cloud Services Appliance - Taking advantage of a backdoor to detect a vulnerability

At Bitsight, part of the Vulnerability Research team's core work involves analyzing vulnerabilities in order to create detection capabilities that can be implemented on an Internet-wide scale.

Top 9 Software Supply Chain Security Tools

Imagine this: an attacker sneaks a tiny backdoor into software that hundreds of companies use. It sounds like a plot from a spy movie, but it’s a real threat that recently impacted major Linux distributions through a compromised utility tool, XZ Utils. So far, in 2024, over 35 billion known records have been breached. The Linux attack, potentially in action and undetected since 2021, is just one of the many that highlight the alarming proliferation of supply chain attacks.

Fastify plugins as building blocks for a backend Node.js API

In the world of building backend Node.js APIs, Fastify stands out with its plugin ecosystem and architecture approach, offering a compelling option beyond the conventional Express framework. This highly efficient, low-overhead web framework distinguishes itself through its remarkable speed and streamlined simplicity.

Foresiet Highlights Active Exploitation of Apache Flink Vulnerability

Foresiet, your trusted cybersecurity advisor, brings attention to the recent addition of a security flaw impacting Apache Flink to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog by the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). Tracked as CVE-2020-17519, this vulnerability poses a significant risk due to its potential for active exploitation. Understanding the Vulnerability.

Navigating GitLab Security: Recent Vulnerabilities (CVE-2024-4835) and Protective Measures

Foresiet, your go-to cybersecurity ally, is here to illuminate recent security updates from GitLab and offer essential guidance to ensure your digital defenses remain resilient against emerging threats. GitLab's Critical Vulnerability Patch and Security Updates.

Vulnerabilities in BIG-IP Next Central Manager allows control of managed devices

In May 2024, new vulnerabilities have been identified in BIG-IP Next Central Manager, raising considerable security concerns. This discovery follows closely on the heels of a critical vulnerability revealed in April within Palo Alto's firewalls with enabled GlobalProtect feature, which permitted unauthorized command execution. These recent findings underscore the persistent challenges in ensuring cybersecurity defenses and prompt updates for security solutions themselves.